Indianapolis, IN – Central Indiana residents should prepare for slick roads and possible snow squalls as winter weather returns Wednesday night. A mix of rain and snow is forecast to hit the region, causing potential travel issues during the late evening hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, light rain is expected to develop during the day on Wednesday with temperatures in the mid-40s. By nightfall, temperatures will drop to the mid-20s, transitioning rain to snow. Snow showers and squalls are possible, with minor accumulations of less than an inch forecasted. Drivers on key routes, including I-465 and US-31, should exercise caution as visibility may decrease during squalls.
Wednesday morning will bring colder temperatures, with a high near 32°F and gusty northwest winds up to 13 mph. Sunny skies are expected during the afternoon, but icy patches could linger on untreated roads and sidewalks. Commuters should plan extra travel time and check road conditions early.
Looking ahead, the cold snap will continue through Thursday, with lows plunging into the teens and daytime highs struggling to reach the mid-20s. However, sunshine will dominate midweek before another chance of snow arrives Friday morning.
To stay safe, ensure vehicles are winter-ready, and have an emergency kit on hand for travel. Stay updated on the latest road and weather alerts by visiting the Indiana Department of Transportation website or tuning in to local news updates.
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